Minnesota Women's Meeting ends amid walkout splits
In St Cloud the Minnesota Women's Meeting split as anti abortion delegates walked out leaving 792 registered voters and a disbanded official session. Four coordinating committee members urged unity while minority groups stopped attending as debates over abortion and representation continued.
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ST. Cloud
Minnesota
Elizabeth Samuels
Minneapolis
National Commission On
Coordinating Committee
Solitary confinement halted at Goodland Camp for Girls
A U S federal judge ordered the Goodland Camp for Girls to stop solitary confinement of a 17 year old held in an 11 by seven foot cell for most of May. The girl, detained for running away and alleged officer assault, faced 50 days in a security room. The injunction aims to align conditions with those of other inmates in the C Wing.
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Madison
Wis
Goodland
James Doyle
Goodland Camp School
Rock County
James Dannenberg
Youth Policy and Law Center
James Mathews
Wisconsin Correctional Camps
Dannenberg
Moses backers clash as board resumes search for successor
In Madison, the State Veterans Affairs Board plans an emergency meeting to name a successor to John Moses, despite a court order blocking Saturday sessions. Moses, head since 1962, was dismissed 4-1 amid claims of noncooperation and mismanagement of the home loan program. Protests continue as supporters probe the firing, and a Moses aide was fired for disputing board statements.
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Madison, Wis
State Veterans Affairs Board
John Moses
Jack DeWitt
Moses
The
Partment of
Veterans Affairs
Department
Michael Early
Driver Falls
Assembly
Veterans Affairs Committee
P. Charles Jones
Circuit Court
Thomas Krajewski
Waunakee
Krajewski
Atty
Bronson C. la Follette
Kra
Concept backed bill on private sex acts sparks endorsements mix up
Milwaukee legislators dispute petitions claiming clergy and groups endorsed a private sex acts bill. Rep. Clarenbach says the term endorsements was mis-stated and will verify group stances as the measure faces legislative recess.
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Milwaukee
David Clarenbach
D-Madison
Clarenbach
Dairy Month Farm Open Houses Attract Area Visitors
Nearly 1,000 people visited two La Crosse County farms during Dairy Month on a hot Sunday in West Salem. The Ervin Nuttleman Jr. and Hendrickson farms hosted open houses showing a new farrowing barn, Guernsey cows, Holsteins, and a pipeline milking system with calves in pens. Ice cream and cheese were handed out. the event was scaled back from past years and credited to tight early field season.
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West Salem
Wis
la Crosse County
Ervin Nuttleman Jr
David Hendricksons
U.S. Highway 16
Bangor
Nuttleman
Nuttlemans
Guernsey
Hendricksons
David L. Morris
la Crose County Farm Bureau
Curtis Pierce
R. J. Bangor
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